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Communication between our dogs and other animals, or with people, is very different to the way we as humans interact. Our dogs rely on the use of their body language to let us know how they are feeling, and it is important to recognise these sometimes subtle cues. Being that a dog’s body language is…
To get the best holiday cat care and limit changes that could unsettle your feline friend when you go away, read our advice here.
We hope our clients and their pets have a wonderful Spring Bank Holiday. Here are our MK Vet Group hours over the bank holiday weekend. Walnut Tree and Stony Stratford Branches – Click Here
Milton Keynes Vets’ team have pulled together some fantastic destination ideas that your whole family can enjoy.
If you’re wondering how to give your cat a tablet without upsetting them or getting scratched to pieces, we’ve got just the article for you.
Happy 20th Year of Vet Nurse Awareness Month A month especially to celebrate and appreciate our wonderful, caring and hard working Veterinary Nurses within the veterinary industry and the MKVG team. They are such an important part of our team. We would like to thank you all
We hope our clients and their pets have a wonderful Early May Bank Holiday. Here are our MK Vet Group hours over the bank holiday weekend. Walnut Tree and Stony Stratford Branches – Click Here
As a dog owner, picking up after your dog is something you will find yourself doing a lot! This faecal matter contains the components of your dog’s diet that cannot be digested, as well as some digestive system secretions. It is good to be familiar with your dog’s “normal” poop as it can give an…
At your independent veterinary practice, Milton Keynes Veterinary Group, we deal with a varied workload and different presenting cases. These can include life threatening emergencies. If you feel your pet is displaying signs of an emergency, please contact one of our branches immediately to speak with our Client Care team. Quick reactions will enable us…
Vet Rory Burke, answers some commonly asked questions about ticks and the danger they pose to dogs and humans.